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Published 11:09 23 Jan 2025 GMT
Updated 11:09 23 Jan 2025 GMT

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The UFC is heading back to London with an event at the O2 Arena and tickets go on sale soon.
UFC Fight Night 255 is expected to be headlined by a battle between former welterweight champion Leon Edwards and rising contender Jack Della Maddalena.
Other names on the lineup include Nathaniel Wood who will face Morgan Charriere and Molly McCann who will battle Istela Nunes.
It's expected to be a popular event, with around 20,000 fans heading to the O2 Arena to catch the MMA stars.
Ahead of tickets going on sale for UFC Fight Night in London, you can find out everything you need to know below.
The UFC Fight Night 255 is confirmed to be taking place at London's O2 Arena on Saturday, March 22.
You can find out more about tickets details below.
They go on general sale at 10am GMT on Friday, 24 January via AXS.com.
You can get tickets for standard seating, premium seating as well as American Express Experiences exclusively for card holders.
Yes, you can get these from premium ticketing outlet Seat Unique.
If you head to the UFC Fight Night event page on seatunique.com you can register your interest in packages and you'll be sent details once tickets are available.
Although it's not yet finalised, the fight card is filling up and is expected to be headlined by a battle between former welterweight champion Leon Edwards and rising contender Jack Della Maddalena.
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